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Tooth brushes ct EAsHRoUoK q TKnn7's.
Poultry and Rans. Gas. =. FAAscH.
Tooth brushes al HAsnaOuCK 4 TxRsz's.
Toilet s0ap at HksHsoUCK q fxKxx's.
OahA of soap free, with each Varehass,
at HAspnOUuK q TKRET'a. oel9
e1.c0 Bleck Cashmere reduced to 69c.
MnADo toilet soap a. HAsHaoucx q
Springer Bros. cleaks st cosa.
del W. p. Born d Co.
Oall Al HAsnBCvcK 4 THazx's for q
bottle Of Gum Tres Cough syrup free.
sure care for shilelains, 25s. per hot
tie. LANG a Co., Druggists. deT
For choicest raisins, oitross and cur
ranfs, nnts and candies 90 10 hNxDER's.
Our cloaks must be closed out at OF
below cest. ". p. Bonn B Co.
MIX. GorrsrKrn, sole agents Of the
eelsbFated j. =. Gutter whisky. nos
A fall line OF eoEssts. 25 cents pair
AZ w. p. Born d Cos
MKADo toilet soap at HkssnoucK d
TKRR1's. del9
Almanaos for 1887 al HAsHRoUoE a
TxRnx's. Call and get one. ds3
Real bargains in cloaks. Must 20 ct
cost. W. p. BoxD 4 Co.
BQuibbs Ohilblain Lotion cures every
ease. For sale BY hAsBn9UcK a TKRA1.
OHn1s. M1LER's Eagle Store 10 the
place 70 20 for select groceries. dell
n = -
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aaRxn RcAn 10 sEArrEn-n 4
~ IA fear parties 81 sarvayaEs are
- - PAT tH he ada 70 saFvey .
~. a - railroad fFnm seattle aaro9n
oessades - = iznstisn wiih taa
49, seert Lac. os rather wish the
- ~ cfaaoa o. Tie Ozaeoa kAil-
~ y nAviesilo1. II 90 Ah0ai UmA-
49, eeeaiaaan % this city, who rs
-. eaesed positton IN sns q shsaa
- s,aiss sAAs Baaanna Maakay Il
eeesss q tue sateFprisa. seatsls
:. - : terminnA ana that u
49, q piace vAieh esverA ran.
~ sesetnR fer nov.-drsssaiea.
aa-fes Eossh ssAr h a MI
seasxine bsilasa Tue n. sae'
- A'sAaA@s TAaysz. MAany ana Tee
-. = aie - iAs eanksrs. lsaafna a
sseAAsAtg walia WAfa.
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Try the Wesefn Queen Bavon. Il 10
. thoroughly good soap. Ask your gro
Ger for ik.
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GAA FnARInlnnn nrnnF
MIN FknMIsINIsII MIKE
Neutrality-suspicious. IlEPAkTMENT
Theee WE ;nnor4 direct and narties hnving
from ne NAV feel assured that thew nurchase
importer. IN MS dS IN OIn6T DTdnCneS OF Our
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Tooth brushssas HAsnsOUCK q rERaz's
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Treats Corn Care as ali drussists.s94sn
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Bquibbs Ohilblain Lotion cures every
ease. For sale by HksBRsUcK a TKRRY.
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SAeeN

thousands suffering from Asthne, Con
sumpEion. Coughs, etc. Did you ever
try Acksr's English Remedy Il is the
best preparation known for ell Lung
troubles. Sold % . positive guarantees
at 1Oc., B0e. by A. B. STEWART.
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Sc. fox Tse. Jersey skiga- cMswzrn
CGRaHr. ia&
Ths uAais namaeF e Vstee pelisd 10
Kine ooauss n lsHz waa Isis; In lisa.
Ri6hs h ies6. snse-
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Ths ten largest tewns 10 The Territory
have voting atFengtn. - indicated ~
tie eloasioa Of Nesemesrs icr6. - fai-
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guaranteed. lt 10 . positive cure for III
ezra. eFuptions or syphilitie poisoning.
u parties the whole system, ard ban
ishea all rheumatic and nsuraleio pains.
We guarantee Il. Sold By A. b STEWART.
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II Mnaonx or LooAN.-Asmogial
ssrvloss will b bald 81 REys's 0perA
Hoass on Sunday, January sth. a. $50
.. m, e. q sFibais 10 John A. Logan.
he foliowing programme as osen az
ranged esnNine By the eheifi q. A. h
nasnsFiAl ss5vics. led BY Commander
Johnsop; ehant b the choir; memorial
sermon by kss. A. j. Hansea; muHias ad-
dress hy DE-. 7. r. Minor music; addr -
bv sx Gov. 4. p. Ferry; DoxsloRy. lbs
osnradss ef tie Grand Army vii aasom-
BE al their respective Poas headqaaEaefa
at2 D. %. skArp. A eoF13al izsisaatso =
sxtanasd 10 ths pahlie 10 be pEesens ~
ne services
AnAxpaSKD Al SsA.--A diapatch from
Port Angeles. last evening. snncasssa
shs loas Of The BRIG Irene. whish sailed
from The Ssuna rsssntly. iamter ladsn-
The oniy parsiculArs stated usre thai
she Irene VS. lost. sad th&t her croa
bad bssn picked np BY tha ship Ifoqasts.
and that they woald pEcceea - foFe
ToWnssnd - onee 60 ne tag TaeemA.
No casualties weFe reporsed. 10 u sap
poesd the ls4ne sas caught 10 thai tar
rfhla storm uhica prevailed 9 few cafi
Aaa % tia ceasi of Na4hinatna Terri,
tory aud Oregon. and foam Tered.
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HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.

These we import direct. and parties buying
from US may feel assured that they purchase
importer In this. as in other branches of our
mportatons,
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Real bargains in cl0aks. Must 20 ct
cost. W. p. Born 4 Co.
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Tooth brushes q EAaBsoUok 8 TEaHz's
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Almanacs for 1887 at HAsHaoUoK
TxRnY's. Call and get one. ds3
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For instance we can sell full 19nCh int hem stitched hand
kerchie at 35c per dOz that cannot be bought from
any jObber for less than Soc per dOz
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We deal directly with the manufacturers
and pay no margins to middlemen,

And the the a
combination that win the paying proa
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MrxADo toilet soap at HAssnouok q
TKRR1's. del9
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A fall line Of eorssts. IS cents pair
At W. p. Born a Co.'S.
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MAX. Gorrsrxrn, sole agents. Of the
eelsbFated ]. =. Gutter whisky. nos
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22
A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY
TStTRF Toss Of

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&c. by ROBERT }. CULNERW ELL,
NJ. ID.
The world renowned author, i'm this
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his own experience that the awtu. conSr-
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removed without dangerous surgical op.
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corGials pointing cut nmodc of cure ut
once certain and rifcctuHl, by which cv-
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condition may hc. may cur" himself
chrlnly. privately and radically.
Eh'Ths Lecture will prove Il boon to
thousands and thousanHs
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
ary address, postpaid on receipt %! four
cents or two postage stamps. Address,
THE CULVERWELL MED AL GO
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AAderjOn Exploded Sem
,sAti0H.

Anderson letter to Columbia Reg
istcr:--JoehW. Summers 5wore out d
worra at yesterday against Miles Wcr-
ner for ibid. The gist Of the PROSE
cuton lies in the publication Of .
card whichlPurporting to have Been
written by Summers ala causing ar
ticles to be published In, the Ander~
son lnte'fgsncer and other papers,
all of which Mr.. Summers says is
fnlse, defamatory and 1ibelous. The
correspondents of the News and Cou-
rier and Augusta Chronicle, and the
local editor r%of the Tntelligonccr and
the editor # the Journal are Witness
es in the cnso.
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/. oell ana see copy Of our premium
paper, The American Farmer.
Horses and Mules for Sale or Ex-
chahSe' IL. It. CLAYTON, Central, SC,
."The web of lie wouldn't be such n
mingled yarn" If the whole civilized
world would lear l-as thousands already
Know that DR. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures colds and makes sufferers happy.
The Daily Ntws says there will be g
big picnic at Marietta, on Friday the
3Oth instant. Several distinguished
speakers have been invited and will be
present to deliver addresses. The oc-
casion will combine Masonic celcbra-
ton, an educational picnic and rail
road meeting, and the, diversity of at
fractions is expected to bring big at
tendance. Capt. G. G. Wells and Col.
Orr, of this city, and Hon. II. A. Child,
of Pichens are among tho speakers in Vi
ted.
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Col. G. T.. Townes, of Grconville,
passed through Gates last week ON
his way home from his plantation in
Oconee county.
Prof. j. G. Garrett will commence
the second session Of his SINGING
school at Prnter's Greek nest Wcdncs-
day.
There were two bales Of cotton
Sinncd at Mr.. Mauldin's gin, passed
on to market on the 10th inst.
Rev. y. NJ. "pStcwort of the 10 Niro
Mission, breaches ut Camp Creek on
Saturday before the Sd Sabbath in
this month.
Please publish the law on sign
boards being placed at forks and
cross roads for the cdifcation of all.
Mrs. NJ. n. Goudlock, who has
been quite sick, is improving.
The Twelve Mile River Baptist
Association will convene with the
Prater's Greek church on the d, S and
6, Of October. BOB JONES.
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stock show.

PrNDLEroM $. G., Sept. 12.-Tho
fourth annual Stock Show under the
auspices of the Pendleton Farmers
Society will be held on Tuesday tie
4th of October, All stock will be ex-
hiDited in the morning, and in tlio
evening there will be trotting. We
wish Pickens to be we'll represented
both by the progressive citizens and
fine stock, as we know she has both.
Governor Richardson has been invi-
ted and will be present, and we all
will have chance to see live Gov
ernOr.
Catalogues will be out in time
The Show promises to be a success.
COMMITTEE.
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b,,na.
or,. To,,u. u>o so,; .,,,., -
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From Grow Creek.

Mr.. Walter Boggs is teaching a
hourishing school at Shady Grove.
He is liked very much by all the pa
irons.
Mr.. f. G. Parsons is now prcpar-
ed to gin our cotton, saw our lumber
and grind our corn, and }. ID. Nor
gan has n full store at the mill to sell
us goods.
john e. Rcdmond's writing school
is out and I don't suppose many
cares.
Mr.. S. j.. Land has greatly improv-
ed his place by erectinga a good dwell
ing house OH it.
There will be eighteen converts
baptized at Salem on the 4th Sunday
in September.
Mr.. Judge Welborn hes purchased
a good farm Oh Grow Creek. We
wish he would move to it and show
us his skill i'll farming. j. ". NJ.
B,ottn-, sN-.r... - ty
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branches, and be not less than seven
teen years of age and in good health
1t is desired That the appointeo shall
be a graduate from some good school
The great need for trained teachers
for the common schools Of our State
has caused the establishment of this
institution. 1t is hoped that with
the cooperation Of such men as Your
self, it will soon accomplish that for
which it was designed.
Of the fourteen graduates of last
year the majority have already secur,
ed good positions to teach. Good
board can be secured here in private
families at SIS permonth.
Please bring this valuable scholar.
ship TO the knowledge Of the people
Of your county and thereby assist
some deserving young lady to an hon.
cradle means Of livelihood and, at the
same time advocate the cause of edu-
cation i'll the State by securing one
more trained teacher for the work.
d B. Johnson,
Superintendent.
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ed institution should be literally pn-
troniZod and sustained. President
McCaslan has made extensive and
important improvements upon tho
Boarding House of the College, ns
well as to the college building, and
put them III excellent condition. for
the reception Of pupils.
The faculty will be composed of
experienced and efficient teachers,
some Of them graduates from promi-
nent Northern Colleges Two of the
Faculty~--the Misses Meachnn and
Beard, Of New York-have already
arrived.
Parents and guardians, who intend
committing their children and wards
tD the care and instruction of Prcsi-
dent AIcCuslan, should send tncm
promptly Mt the beginning Of the
session, so as to avoid confusion in
the arrangement of classes and gen
cral organization.
We deem it suporhuous to speak
of President McCaslan as compo-
tent and efficient instructor. GIis
reputation in that respect proceed his
coming. L@,trensvtUe HeruM
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II. Thomas, j. G. Garrett, L. Il. Dal-
ton, Nelson Bow!in, G. W. Singleton
and Prof. A b. Funk; this lattor
gentleman is from Virginia; Mastor
julius Parsons furnished tho organ,
mud gave us the instrumental music
His perfolmG0ce was, just splondid
I'm addition to the regular program,
the Rev. H. r. Mosley, of Grccnvillo,
preached two eloquent sermons. The
doors of that whole community, pro
verbal for its hospitality, were thrown
open to delegates and visitors. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. r. Dalton placed your
reporter and Prof Funk under many
obligations to Them for their kind
ness: The whole Association was
entertained in good style.
This is one Of the rising commune
ties OF ogrowing country. They have
nearly completed splendid house OF
worship. Which is quite an improve
Crops are good, bnt thoseon streams
were badly damaged by the August
freshed. h.
The next m.eting of this Associo
ton is to bo held with the Shod,
Grove Church on Saturday befnr,
the first Sunday in November
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~ HOGAI4 IT H M y. .
Cotton 81 cents.

Cotton 81 cents.
Read the notice to teaci,srs.
Cotton sold in Easley last week at 8 81
Miss Sara Grogan left for Washing.
ton last Monday. .... ..
Bethlehem church rs now completed
painting and all.
Miss Ada Boggs, 6f Liberty, visited
friends in Pickens Monday.
Mr.. John II. Hagood, of Greenville
county, was in town last Monday.
An infant of Mr.. Henry Mauldin diod
on the 14th inst. Mrs. Mauldin is quite
i'll.
The mumps are on their way to this
place. Jimmie, a suu of W. l.. Bowen,
has them.
Miss Ella Lowery arrived laat Friday.
Her many friends in Pickens give her
hearty welcome.
Mr.. Lewis Mann, aged ninety-fve
years, joined the church at Bethlehem,
. few days ago.
The Presbyterian church realaxed
1i"u ~ ,5'.:u 80. icy .r.ajs patty .#
Cl., .,N, 't..
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Sherifs Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CotNry OF Pi'ckENs.
IN COURT or COMMON pkElS.
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pY VIRTUE Of Sundry Executions and
- dsoretal orders to me directed and
lodged in my oflice,I will soil to tho high.
est bidder at Pickens O. H., during the
legal hours Of sale on Sale Day in Octo-
ber 1887, the following described REAL
ESTATE, to w.t.
ALL that lot or parcel Of land lying
i'll the town of Easley on Table Rock
Street, known as lot No. 8 in the plat of
Ellison Smyth, fronting 81 feet on Ia
bic Rock Street aud running back 10
feet, adjoining lots no. 3 and 10, and
lot of GigniiliAt on tho back. Leviod on
as the property of p. A. and r. l.. Own
boy Mt the suit Of j. G. Frost ct al.
Terms Cash--Purchasor to pay for
titles.
sept 8,A Fl. 4 PTCVTTv.
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NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
4S application will be made to the Con
eral Assembly of South Carolina, Mt its
next session, to Incorporate the Cum
berland Valley and Unaka Railway
ompany,-Extending from point on
the west line of Oconee county, s. c.,
enthusiastically Through the coun-
ties of OcoIeo, Pickens, Anderson,
Abbovillo, EGgetield, Aiken, Barnwell,
Colleton, Brkeley and Charleston, $.
c., to the Ciy of Charleston, S. G.
GEORGE b. CowI,AM,
For the mcorporators.
September 13, 1887.
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MIR. EDron:--As this is an age of
improvement, especially in roads, an
improvemelt, think might be made
to the,touteof the Pickens and Green
vile graded road by continuing up
Wolf Creekto the residence of Frank
Farmer, thn by the Dan Hollings-
worth place to B. J. Williams, then
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church last Monday night.


Mr.. and Mrs. Howell, of Greenville,
visited their daughter, Mrs. DR.. Bran
lett, of this place last week.
; Miss Mollie Ashmore has returned
from visit of several week to roiatives
and friends in Greenville county.
The Keowee Courier turned us down
on old fodder. 1t reports some in
good state of preservation at forty years.
The cases of tho State va VIM. Free
man. and of Warren Boyd VS. VIM. Free
man, We're settled last week by arbitra-
tion.
Louie, t. infant son of Mr.. II. J.
Gignilliat, died last Saturday The re-
mains were carried to Conyers, Ga, for
interment.
Mr.. w. d. Glenn has just returned
from market with splendid stock of
goods. Those wanting bargains will do
well to give him call.
Thomas Joe Mauldin was the SUCCESS
full competitor in the recent examination
for the cadctship III the Citadel Acade-
my. There were only two applicants.
MIR. J. G. jennings now occupies the
Miles House on the coruer of Main and
Factory Streets. Mr.. Whit Palmer will
occupy the house vacated by Mr.. jon
niNes.
DR.. Brarlett and family now occupy
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hPNgl our EepD0rSpr.

The meeting Of the Twele Mile
Musical Association with the Mile
Creek Church, i'll Hurricane township,
on Saturday and Sunday the 10, and
IL, of September, 1887, was m occa-
sion long to be .emcmbered. The
very best of vocal music was fhrhish-
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COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept, II, 1887.
Rev G.. w. SINGLETON: The priv
lege of appointing female beneficiary
from your county to attend tho Win
throp Training School for Teachers
at this place, free Of tuition charges,
has been granted by our Board of
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LOST

~ Nl"ht HI the parties who can sell Grave
- Stones cheaper than sc can. We sell
No, |. Mat "rinl; We do good work, and
we DO So TO rive satisfaction. Our pri .
crS rln from three uuliaI> up. We have
on hrnd and to arrive Il Large Stock Of
Grave Stones. All work delivered ut the
grave, Satisfaction given "" r. II.
Owen can u, e.. r "
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house or worship.

AS resultof the meeting nine We're
added to the church. Seven were
baptized in the Bal. Gravely Mill
Pond. The pastor was assisted by
the Rev. John r. Lewis.
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NOtice to Teachers.

THE noXt O. eynmination of applicants
Il for teachers certificates will be held
on Friday tie 9TH of October next in
the Court lbuSo by authority Of the
State Board # Examiners.
q. w. SINGLETON,
sept 22,-2t Shool Commissioner.
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q Rev law ENiS'rsa

B. Arthur Morgan, of the bar of
this city, and G.. ". Taylor Of the
Pickcns Dar, have formsd nor'no"
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lSU OF November.


lsU OF N0vempor.
The Twelve Mile River Baptist As
sociation will meet with the Pratnr's
Creek church five miles wcst of this
place on Tuesday before thr ID Sunday
in October, and will be in session three
or four days.
The attention of our Young lady
friends is called to communication in
this issue from Hon. ID. II. Johnson, of
Columbia, to tho School Commissioner.
This is fine opportunity for any one
wishing to become a teacher.
Abe jenkins, colored, was arrested last
week on q warrant issued by Justice Cos
aett, ut the instonce of Martin Kelley,
charging the defendant with tho viola
tion of labor contract, The trial
will be had at Easloy next Monday.
Mr.. Job T. Smith was pretty badly
hurt last Friday. He was between the
wheels Of n buggy looking Mt some beef.
when the mule attached took fright ut
some one passing, and suddenly started,
throwing him down between the wheels
and breaking his collar bone. He was
attended by DR.. Robinson.
There were four acccssions to the
church at Mt. Pleasant last week. DR..
Riley was assisted by Rov. J. Mel. Sea
brook, of Seneca. Smvices wero held
at Mt. Pleasant in tho day limo and at
Easley at night. Revs. Nicholson and
0Uay rnJ.,''\ N"'7 7rotra"tod moot
.rB ~ 81. l.N- 81, .scl r.. @.@ot ....
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week. They say Niagara Falls is the
grandest, and ut tho samo time, tho
most beautiful piece of creation they
havo ever seen. They are very CRATE
fnl for the. kind attention of their rela-
tive and friend, Mr.. ". NJ. Hngood,
who accompanied them in their travels.
Capt: Williams, Of GreenviIc was in
Pickens last wee'l on short visit, stop
ping with Capt. Fl. G. Grady, Capt.
Williams is in for every thing looking
70 the interest of Greenville county, He
thinks before. many years she will bo
the second city in the State. Ha 10 .
strong supporter of the Carolina, Knov.
vile & Western Railroad. Our thanks
are due to him for cordial invitation
70 become citizcn of Greenville.
There was nlivoly game of base ball
between the PicSens nine and the 'sI}luo
Jackets" I" of Easley, on the Easley Dia.
mond lNat Saturday afternoon The
Pickens nine came of victorious but
with not many cheers. Both side play.
ed verv we'll, and tho score stood % to
16 at tho end of the seventh inning.
Unlike tho game at Pickens, there was n
good deal of kicking as we'll as conchine.
The third game will probably come of
tan early date. ...
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22
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ges occur after the quotations. are sent
out, ana we can only hope to give gem
crai err idea OF the value prevailing the day
the quotations ire made.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

IA knives.
TTyERY kind of sewing and knit
IA ting thrend:
MTEW Goods. aid Low Prices.
" COME and sec ho.
w. EE for Yourself afd hc convinced of
~ what [ have told You.
SNhATES, sulphur, GioSor and spi-
NLBOWS for stow pipes and En-
IL gle coffee. u
NEEDLES, notion and childreng'
~ toys
TS1RUNKS, tacks, gun tubes, and
H other gnn repairs.
N fact most every. thing yott need
a for comfort and happincss:
MAILS, noodles ndtmcg, pepptr
J y and cloves.
HNvery body needs diamond dves and
B 4 pins.
7 OOK over the list, }pnl don't fail
a i to come and see me when Won
come to town and [ wilItdo you right.
Some Extra Iuducoments for Cash
to those in need Of stdygs std
stove repairs. a...
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